Quote from: Bushdark on April 04, 2024, 08:47:23 PM

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Quote from: Abiky on March 28, 2024, 04:42:13 PM

This is frustrating, because there are users who want to use crypto for day-to-day payments. Not for speculating or getting rich quick. Developers are going to need to constantly improve on-chain scalability to keep fees as low as possible. That's without undermining decentralization, of course.

If it's just hype, it won't last for very long so these clogs can clear on its own but I just want to mention about the quoted part. How many crypto users are actually using cryptos for payments not as investment?

Majority of the crypto users are here because of its speculative nature not because of decentralisation and no need of third party called banks between payments but we can't force anyone to do anything and that's what the decentralisation is meant to be.

Every other crypto tokens are also based on hype so we should not be received about that if we don't know how it works.
Some timea I wondered why they are called meme coins because I see nothing wrong with them because their are lots of investors that has made some good fortunes from holding meme tokens. Even Elon Must knows that their are good meme coins in the market we can make some good fortunes from holding them so we should not be surprised about that.

The idea of memecoin is just launched as fun project but it holds the potential which took them to this level among the crypto users but the emergence of new memecoin projects after the success of few is overwhelming and clogging the crypto space but as said any hype will get exhausted over time and only projects with potential can survive.